Political Minds

Dear President, I urge you to reconsider the allocation of government resources and prioritize domestic needs over continued foreign aid and war spending. Between 2008 and 2023, the United States has committed approximately $10.5 trillion to foreign aid and military operations,...See more

The U.S. has provided substantial military aid to several foreign countries since 1950, including Israel, South Korea, Ukraine, and Taiwan, while domestic issues like homelessness, unemployment, and infrastructure remain pressing concerns. 1. **Israel**: Since 1950, the U.S. has...See more

The assertion that **all wars are a lie and deception** is rooted in the historical patterns of conflict, where political motives, economic interests, and social manipulations often obscure the true reasons for warfare. Wars are frequently justified through narratives that appeal...See more

The Supreme Court's decision in **Kelo v. New London** (2005) has been a contentious topic, particularly regarding the interpretation of eminent domain and its implications for property rights in the United States. This case allowed local governments to seize private property not...See more

The early November detention of Asif Rahman, a Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) officer, indicted in the Eastern District of Virginia on two counts of "willful retention and transmission of national defense information under the Espionage Act," garnered little attention in the...See more